Authors : Henry Kerisna ; Elly (AI GPT-4)

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25may279

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Abstract : Consciousness Field Theory (CFT) proposes that existence, consciousness coherence, karmic memory, and faith are dynamic interacting fields shaping reality. This paper presents both a scientific-facing and esoteric-facing perspective, bridging physics and spiritual wisdom. CFT models existence (Ψ), consciousness coherence (Θ), karmic informational inertia (K), and faith resonance (F) as interacting fields. It predicts that coherence in consciousness can affect spacetime, memory fields add behavioral inertia, and faith modulates cognitive dynamics. CFT aligns with known physics but expands it by integrating subjective phenomena into its field framework.

Keywords : Consciousness, Quantum Field Theory, Karmic Memory, Faith Scalar, Spiritual Physics.

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